Good points on the upgrades. Thanks

Great real world review. I just wondered how you were finding the battery life? I currently have an i9 MacBook Pro which is hot, noisy and eats its battery in a few hours doing work in photoshop which is really frustrating when I’m on the road.

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Well I have not really put the efficiency to the test but everyone is saying this is the most efficient laptop basically ever at this power level so I think it's a safe bet this will be worlds better than your i9 for battery life. My 2018 15" i7 lasts like 3 hrs and I think those have basically the same battery as the i9s haha. I think they said these have a battery life of like 20 hrs...I'd check a benchmark video for that haha.

Nice review. Kind of reminds me of my old Powerbooks as far as size and thickness. I am still working off my 2013 MacBook....time to upgrade.

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah it is definitely thicker. Its a good kind of thick though haha

@bizmonkey007

2 жыл бұрын

It’s pretty thin in real life actually. It looks thick on KZread but it’s not that bad in reality.

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

@@bizmonkey007 Completely agree

What do you guys think is the coolest specs available to choose? Is 16GB cooler than 32GB ram? I guess 32GB could be cooler because less need to swap memory on SSD. Thank you to someone that has tested, temperature is everything for me. Hate the fan noise that comes with higher temp.

Solid review. Just bought one 🤘

Nice review. Keep your good work up.

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

do you ever use the laptop on your...lap? the intake vents are right beside the feet, so if you place your lap right under the feet - to prevent the laptop from sliding off - does it cover the vents? and the 16" is almost the same size as the 15", so I assume it fits in the same pack(s)? also, did you ever take the 15" on an airplane and use it on the fold-down tray? did it fit or was it too big? will the 16" work on the tray? thanks

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

- Rarely use it on my lap - the short answer here is it probably depends on the size of your legs haha. But this laptop has some of the best thermal performance out there so depending on your work load it may never hardly need to cool. -the 16" is larger and I think it will need to have its own new size. It fits in the universal sleeves but it is thicker so anything fitted for previous models will most likely not work. -always used it on my lap on airplanes. -too big for fold down trays - doubt the 16" works on a trays very well. I always found half the issue was the depth of the laptop. So I felt like laptops in general were not great on the trays. Fine but not great.

Also, I did not mention this in the video but the speakers are unreal. The best I have heard so far, even compared to previous Macbook Pros which have been notoriously good computer speakers.

Great review! Thanks for that. I do some editing (Final Cut Pro/DaVinci Resolve) and music producing (Logic) and I’m wondering if 16GB will be enough. Not working on that daily. I’m thinking about doing some blender projects but I’m not really good on blender so the projects will be not that big and complicated. I ordered a 16in/M1Pro/16GB/1TB. Do you think that was the right decision to make?

@MohdTaufiqueSiddiqui

2 жыл бұрын

I have the same question!😁

@sigursmith9332

2 жыл бұрын

16MB will be enough for a non-high demand use. SSD will pick up any shortfall.

@ethan_t35

2 жыл бұрын

Made the same order, there was 16gb vs 32gb, it took a HARD amount of work to begin SSD swapping, (MaxTech) due to high speed unified memory and the efficiency of UM, you’d be better off going for 1TB as it would help with swapping, we made the right decision. Although 32gb woulda be nice, but very overkill

@cristibaluta

2 жыл бұрын

@@ethan_t35 Just bought the same, 16gb, hope it was the right decision. I do programming but i have photoshop and many other apps open as well, once open i never close them till the next restart in weeks or months.

@guozhengzhu532

2 жыл бұрын

Same question！

What kind of footage were you playing in Premiere? (camera/codec/4k)

8:49 there are so many thunderbolt ports, not lightning. Keep up the great work. Finally, someone who comes from enginnering background reviews this new MacBook Pro with an emphasis on RAM. A little bit overwhelmed in the past view days by TechTubers who mostly discuss about video editing, M1 Pro/Max processors, and a maxed-out RAM capacity. EDIT: Quick question, how is Matlab behaving in M1? I remember Matlab still runs under Rosseta 2 and it looks like Apple Silicon supports for Matlab is still far beyond reach.

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Heck yeah! Of course I missed some...I thought I caught them (had to correct myself a couple times editing like 7:59...anyway. Thanks for the feedback! I decided to throw up a video seeing if people wanted to get a more down to earth application approach and it has been received well! MATLAB in my opinion runs great! Even with it running through Rosetta I have had no issues with it. Now granted I typically do not run huge datasets through it that are 10GBs+ and I also really don't do any neural nets or machine learning type analysis but it will load .mat files, run scripts, and other stuff no problem.

@naaish9161

2 жыл бұрын

Same bro. This video is 🔥 Been searching for such a video and now am hooked.

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

@@naaish9161 Thanks!

So for a hobby photographer, a 16 ram is more than good enough you think ? Plus I have the 15” 2015 Retina display MacBook Pro, well worth the upgrades? Thx

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Hard to say on the upgrade because that is probably more about your situation but 16GB of RAM would be plenty for a hobby photographer.

How's the performance and experience using Windows (via Parallels)? And using non-ARM software in windows? fast enough?

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I would say so. There are different tiers of Parallels as well and I do not really run anything too intensive in Parallels. But I have notice that just the act of running Parallels dormant was challenging for my intel macbook pro to do. I know it is a virtual machine but for some reason it would bog my CPU still. Never really looked into it but it has always run really well on my M1 Mac Mini and now my new M1Pro MBP. Also, since posting this video I have been doing a lot of computer work and this thing is just incredibly smooth and fast for everything. I can toggle between everything and it does not skip a beat.

Excellent review! Thank you! Just curious. What external SSD's do you use?

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

I used a basic Samsung 850 EVO which had like 500 mb/s read/write. I just recently got a Sandisk Extreme 1TB SSD from Costco and it has like 800mb/s write and 720mb/s read and it works great for my 1080p/4k editing!

@xderiwx

2 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandEngineer Thanks! I’ll look into the Sandisk. I’ve seen it’s name pop up a few times now. Do you happen to have videos of your video editing workflow? Is the one external SSD used for both storage and scratch?

I play games like Sims and GTA, sometime might need to use some VMs (maybe 2 to 3 running), and I do software developments where I wrote and test my frontend and backend codes (both running in background), opening databases, many chrome tabs, and some other dev tools as well. How much ram and gpu core do you guys recommend? Im torn between 16gb ram and 32gb. 16gpu core and 24 gpu core.

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Sheesh, that is tough but I would say if you want to game then max out the GPU cores you can afford. As for your work flow it sounds like 16 GB is probably fine depending on what sort of files your code calls/how long your code is. Future proofing its probably ideal to get 32GBs. I do not comment on everyone's question to get it all but it kind of seems necessary here idk.

@Cysecsg

2 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandEngineer Thanks for the inputs!

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

@@Cysecsg For sure!

Great review! Thanks for sharing! How is the battery life going? I heard that the M1 MAX drains the battery faster than the M1 PRO, do you know anything about it?

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Well I have not really put the efficiency to the test but everyone is saying this is the most efficient laptop basically ever at this power level. I think they both use the same battery so it makes sense that a larger CPU would use more battery and drain quicker compared to the M1 Pro. I would not be too concerned about that if you need the power because the benchmarks still show incredible battery life compared to any other thick laptop of similar performance. If it does not last as long as you want, chances are no other laptop does at that CPU output...

Does it happen that you can test some stuff on backend engineer or data engineer like python, java, nodejs, etc are they all native? And how good they are for large database of data engineer.

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

No idea because i don’t know how to do that haha.

Hi, I just ordered the M1 Pro base MBP 16”, upgraded to 32gb ram, 512 ssd. It’ll arrive after 2 months (covid restrictions) since I ordered it online thru the educ shop. I’ll be using it for work (remote desktop so I’ll use parallels) and school using Microsoft apps: Word, Excel, Teams, Outlook and Acrobat. When I’m not, it’ll be for Vid and Photo editing prolly once a week. I basically use Premiere, LRcc, Ae, PS. I hope I made the right decision not upgrading the ssd to 1TB because I mostly use external’s for files while apps are mostly on internal storage. Any thoughts that can save my money? (And my Dad’s lol) I dropped by this video because we have the same specs. Hoping to see more reviews from you buddy! -Karl

I'm upgrading from MacBook air 2017 model so I am definitely gonna feel a huge upgrade lol

The 2TB + ssds read/write faster than the lower spec ones supposedly. I heard that's how you get the 7.4gb/s speeds apple is proclaiming.

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Good to know!

@Moody_Incorporated

2 жыл бұрын

The thing is do you really need 7.4 gb/s? Is it really worth the price compared to the lower 2-4 gb/s which is still GB's per second.

@KeithRodri

2 жыл бұрын

@@Moody_Incorporated Do you? I don't know, that's the buyers call. For swap memory, maybe, since SSDs are not as fast as ram. Looks like the unified memory runs up to 400GB a second. I'm just stating how to reach the specs that apple is touting. 2TB is valuable for me, the speed is a plus.

@Moody_Incorporated

2 жыл бұрын

@@KeithRodri Me personally no 1GB a second is plenty even 300gb is 5 minutes which is nothing at 8K. I was shocked at the price difference from 1TB to 2TB but now I know it's due to the extra speed.

@heh2k

2 жыл бұрын

Source?

What about portability? U good with it over the 14”?

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

I have always thought the 16" size was fine. It's not much of a size different compared to the older macbook pros and its slightly thicker but doesn't bother me. I would say go as small as you can but if you need the 16" then the size seems like a worth while compromise.

awesome video. earned a subscriber. This thing is insanely fast. I'm in college for mechanical engineering but torn between the base 16 Macbook Pro with 16gb or 32gb. any recommendations as an engineer yourself? should i spend the extra money for the 32GB?

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

What year are you? If your program will require solid works you may want to just make sure you have a solid way to run that on windows 10. Since you are in mechanical engineering you will potentially do complex 3D modeling where 32GB of RAM could be helpful. I am at the mix of Biomedical and Electrical Engineering so my need for the Windows operating system is a little less than if I was strictly electrical or mechanical. I would presume 32GB is not worth it as an undergraduate student but could be as a graduate student. Hope that helps!

@Manny24_8

2 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandEngineer hey thanks for the response! I’m finishing up my first year. I think I could get away with the 16GB, so I’ll go with that choice. Awesome video and thanks!!

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

@@Manny24_8 No problem! Sounds good!

@naaish9161

2 жыл бұрын

You guys can get $200 discount on the MacBook Pro now. I got the 16 inch m1 Max 32 core gpu , 64 gb ram 1 tb SSD for $3699 rather than $3899 Check my shorts video on how to. Check the description as well If it helps let me know.

@Manny24_8

2 жыл бұрын

@@naaish9161 where did you get the discount?

Bro I need your help.. i use Bridge.photoshop and illustrator at the same time and I also use 5-6 apps on background like browser and itunes .. and I am having ram issues with my 16 gb Mac mini .... so I am confused should I go for 32 gb ram with m1 pro or m1 max with 64 ?

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

That will really depend on your work flow...like the size of files and how Bridge, Illustrator and Photoshop operate...I am not super familiar with those applications so I am not sure what is all stored in RAM while you work. I tend to lean toward 32 GB is plenty and people max out 16 GB more often than they realize. You would know if you need 64GB of RAM over 32GB based on your file sizes. But I would find an older video on someone else running those applications even on PCs to see what RAM requirements they set for their workflows and file sizes similar to yours. That should give you a better idea and then you can translate that to the new Mac.

introduction music is the best compare to all other m1 pro macbook pro review....

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Haha focusing on the important things. I think we could be friends. Lol, I always love making the intro cinematics.

Many thanks, the information was golden.

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! No problem!

there is no single review video comparing 15' to 16' m1 pro on youtube. Crazy

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Haha yeah I am sure they just compare to the 2020/2019 16" like everyone buys a new Macbook Pro every year haha. I did not add that in the title but that might be smart.

@cristibaluta

2 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandEngineer I'm also upgrading from 15.4 and i was glad to see the diff is quite small. Hope the thickness will not cause problems to my backpack.

@lenso010

2 жыл бұрын

@@cristibaluta I bought the 16’ model. It is exactly 15.4” 2012 retina model specs.

16 ram is enough or should i get 32 for graphic design and blender

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Just depends on your files sizes and complexity of blender models. Maybe find some blender videos for PC, Mac, etc. and see if they give good models being ran at a specific RAM so you can compare their tests to your own typical files.

I’m a student but does little bit of video editing like once in while. So I’m planning to take the 512 GB SSD. Is it enough? Ps : 3 year old iPhone with 64 gb has 13 gb left

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

It depends on how many files you have for editing a given video. Like if your files for one video are quite large then you may want more storage so you can keep multiple projects on the built in SSD. But, you could probably get by just fine. I have had a 64 GB phone for the past few years as well. I personally was kind of on the fence but I will definitely be fine using an external.

@TobyCostaRica

2 жыл бұрын

What is your major? Get the 1TB, you can’t get speeds this fast with an external drive. It’s pretty close in price and it’s nice not needing to carry an external drive.

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

@@TobyCostaRica I disagree, most people don't need TBs of storage at SSD speeds so to save $150 just snag a 2TB hard drive for $50 and then get the 512GB SSD for the speed. It has worked perfectly fine for me since starting my channel. If your workflow depends on huge files then I get that but it doesn't for most people. PhD student in Biomed, M.S. in Biomed, B.S. in EE.

@TobyCostaRica

2 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandEngineer I respectfully disagree. With the advancement in phones, cameras, etc having 1TB of fast memory would serve him well for years to come, and in depending on his major help him get started for professional life. Going to be very disappointed at the 50-150MB/second transfer rate coming from 5000MB/second

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

@@TobyCostaRica You're not wrong. I mean it is nice. But it may not be necessary. He will still have those speeds with 512GB is what I am saying. Just depends on if the money is a factor.

Hi, I’m a mechanical engineering student in my final year of uni and I want to get my first MacBook to do some work on the go but mainly for side hobbies like music production. Since you use matlab I do t suppose you have any experience with 3d modelling on packages such as Creo or ANSYS? I’m thinking of going with the M1 max for the extra graphics cores for modelling but not sure if I should go with 32 or 64GB of ram Also how do you find the portability of the 16”? I’m scared to get the 14” incase the M1 max suffers under the heat in the smaller 14” case. (I have a windows pc for work at home this is just for working on the go or at locations other than my house) Thanks in advance

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

For sure! I would say do not really worry about thermals. From what I can tell they have done really good testing on apple silicon setups and the processors seemed to be dialed to work with thermals. Also the power efficiency of these laptops also seem to help with temps. But if you ran into issues like that I would guess apple customer service would take care of it under manufacturing flaw warranty. As for 3D modeling etc I think that if it can run through rosetta on MAC OS rather than parallels it should work great. I am mainly familiar with blender the open source since I am Biomedical/Electrical (did not do much modeling for class). If you have really complex models I would guess 64 GB could be helpful. However, it sounds like you may have a beast of a PC where you potentially already have 64 GB of RAM? If I were in your shoes I would probably opt for the 16" because screen real estate is super nice for all engineering tasks and creative tasks and I would go with the 32 GB of RAM and just plan to do super intensive stuff at home of the work horse PC. I do not really know your specific projects but when you have multiple computers that would probably be my approach. I used to run a MBP and Built PC setup in Undergrad and I found I almost never used my MBP and just did everything at home on my PC because it was super fast and was connected to monitors. Those are my 2 cents haha, hopefully that helps!

@PTR2K

2 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandEngineer very helpful! That’s basically my situation, I have a powerful gaming pc which I can use for all my harder to run simulation and modelling. Thanks for the recommendations!

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

@@PTR2K For sure!

@orsopusterla8281

2 жыл бұрын

Hi @@PTR2K. Just watch out that MATLAB is VERY hungry for RAM. I'm an engineer and I use a mac 15" 2013, 16GB RAM as main working computer. For computations I have access to a desktop computer with 128GB RAM (+GPU 24GB), and a server with 1TB RAM (+GPU 2x 48GB). Yes, 128GB sometimes are not sufficient and I run out of memory there. Once the big computations are done on the servers, on my mac I run some small calculations or data analysis. Only with MATLAB, I easily reach +30GB memory usage (RAM + swap), and in those cases, it is tedious and I risk crashes which cost me time (and money). This is the main reason I need a new laptop. Since I intend to keep the mac for several years and the RAM is never enough :-D , I decided for the 64GB (+400$). At the end the upgrade to 64GB is ca. +10% of the actual cost of the laptop, and hopefully I'can reduce the $/year by extending the lifespan of the laptop (e.g. by 10%). To consider also that you cannot upgrade the RAM in a second moment, and that you do not know what you will need to do on that machine in 2y. On the other hand, I do understand that these new machines have a huge bandwidth and faster components, and 32GB RAM might be totally sufficient. If you can afford it, I'd recommend 64GB. BTW, can't you get an "education" discount with your university? E.g. directly on the apple website?

@PTR2K

2 жыл бұрын

@@orsopusterla8281 it’s good to hear from an engineer on this issue. I’m currently in my final year of university so I’m not doing work that is as intensive as you are but it might be a better option for me to get 64GB ram if I can. Thanks for the information!

Thanks for the review, for video editing do you think that worth it price wise to upgrade from 16'M1max32gb to M1max 64gb?

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Hmm. Depends on the size of your files and how you edit. I would probably lean toward yes if you are worried about 32 GB not being enough

@TobyCostaRica

2 жыл бұрын

If your camera cost much more than the laptop get the 64. If you’re doing compressed formats from prosumer gear then 32 will be plenty.

@naaish9161

2 жыл бұрын

You guys can get $200 discount on the MacBook Pro now. I got the 16 inch m1 Max 32 core gpu , 64 gb ram 1 tb SSD for $3699 rather than $3899 If it’s 32 GB then you have to pay $3499. After -$200 discount it would be $3299

@TobyCostaRica

2 жыл бұрын

@@naaish9161 how did it drop? Market adjustment in price? Or trying to make shareholders happy for 2021 😀

@TobyCostaRica

2 жыл бұрын

@@naaish9161 looks like it was a price mistake? The prices went back up

greetings from italy !

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Heck yeah!

I bought yesterday MacBook Pro 16” M1Pro 16gb Ram 1tb let see if ram it will be enought, I’m little bit worried about it

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

All depends on what you want to do!

@ilfolle6948

2 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandEngineer business (ton of pages open, big excel and power point open linked toghether), coding, foto e video editing (not professional)

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

@@ilfolle6948 I still would think that 16 GB should be enough but I am not super familiar with power point/excel linked work flows. My guess it 32GB of RAM would be plenty and you could have 50+ google chrome tabs open haha. Probably not necessary but its also impossible to upgrade in the future so if you foresee it getting worse, you may regret just not getting the right spec from the get go. With many things I have purchased, I typically regret the temporary setup until I do (*fill in the blank*) approach. As some of my friends say, buy once and cry once rather than buy twice and cry twice haha.

@yajingcai5820

2 жыл бұрын

16gb is totally enough. I watched other video about it. There is no big difference between 16gb and 34gb. Though I bought 32gb with 500Gb ssd, it is smarter investment with 1tb ssd than with 34gb memory

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

@@yajingcai5820 I mean it will definitely help with some things, just depends on what you do. I think most people debate whether they will need it and will never get close. But if you use creative, engineering, or modeling software there is always a chance you need more than 16GB.

I use Davinci resolve pretty heavily. Is there a major diff Btwn 32gb vs 64?

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

I am not really very familiar with Davinci resolve but that will all depend on the complexity of your edits, resolution of footage, length of timeline, etc.

Por qué todo el mundo parece estar comprando el color plata, será para grabar el vídeo porque se ve más chulo o porque la gente de verdad le gusta el color plata? A mi parecer es mucho más cómodo y relajante mirar la pantalla con el color gris ya que no me desconcentra de estar enfocándome al contenido de la pantalla

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

That is an interesting idea. I felt like there was a good mix of space gray and silver. Silver is a more classic, traditional color so maybe that is why. I think it is personal preference too. I just like darker shades and cooler colors in general so that is why I went with it.

@N1ka

2 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandEngineer So, is your Macbook Pro silver or space gray? sometimes it feels like it's silver and some other times it feels like it's space gray ahahahah Enjoy your beast brother!

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

@@N1ka it’s space gray

@N1ka

2 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandEngineer hahahah woow when in light it really looks gorgeous... then i will not return my macbook because im realizing that when it has a direct light it becomes much different color and much nicer. im really liking it... altough i was really thinking about. reutirning it for the silver,... thank you

2022 trend will be thicker design is better

Typing this on a 14 inch max with 32 RAM, it's a breath of fresh air compared to 16, I am a software guy and I was always swapping, but with the 32 I have not seen any swap usage at all.

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

I completely agree.

I’m stuck I don’t know whether to get the 16 or 32 RAM

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

What are you using it for?

@gabejames4107

2 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandEngineer video editing and photo editing aswell as school work

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

@@gabejames4107 If you only edit in 1080p then you are probably fine with 16gb. If you do higher resolution, 32 GB wont hurt

@gabejames4107

2 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandEngineer thanks for the advice

at 1:05 his old mbp is literally about to tip over and its driving my anxiety like crazy

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

It is still like 80% on!

Whats the effect of having 32 GB Ram or 64 GB with respect to battery life? Casual user here

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not really sure, I do not have a 64GB RAM version to compare for battery life from real world usage.

@cristibaluta

2 жыл бұрын

My guess is that more ram is better for battery because the cpu will not need to move data to swap. How much power it saves i have no idea.

how is it called testing or review without doing battery test. This is more a preview video

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Because I am more concerned with if it can do the tasks I want, not if it can do all those things on battery only. Not to mention battery life is so subjective. Like do you prefer keeping your screen twice as bright as me? Do you prefer having other things refresh in the background? Do you typically have twice as many tabs open as me in the background? I am not sure how I can make a real world battery test that pleases everyone...

"Softwares" isn't a word. "Software" is plural.

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Anything else I need to improve?

Longer key travel on the 16"? No thanks.

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Ok, you are the first person I have ever heard say that.

@heh2k

2 жыл бұрын

It's faster to type on a short-stroke keyboard. I have the infamous failure-prone (indeed, mine is failing) butterfly keyboard and it's the best one I've ever used (when it doesn't miss or double key presses). My older mid-2014 mbp's keyboard takes more effort and is slower. Can you say if it's still close to the butterfly? (I haven't tried the improved butterfly.)

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

@@heh2k Yeah I see what you mean. I just think the new keyboard is like the old one but requires less force to press the keys. The old ones I liked the amount of key travel but did not like the rubber-ish resistance I felt like made it harder to press a key. I honestly did not mind the butterfly keys either on my MBP and none ever really failed. I like more key feedback when I am typing because I feel like I can be a better typer and I cannot type fast enough where the key travel would ever play a role in my words/min. I will say the key rebound feels great. You can spam any key and it seems to have no problems at all.

Waaaayyy too much talking without getting to the point. Try shortening your presentation and getting to the point of your topic sooner. Good luck.

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

Haha ok. Well use the chapters if you have such a short attention span.

@robertthompson240

2 жыл бұрын

@@OverlandEngineer I don't think my attention span is the problem. You simply need to polish your presentation. Figure out your topic and get to the point. It's the art of communications. Keep working at it.

@OverlandEngineer

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertthompson240 This is a very subjective thing. I appreciate the feedback but some people want a more in depth explanation. Of the 24k views, you are the first to bring it up.

terrible music bro

@dahotline8871

2 жыл бұрын

BROOOO

@corgikun2579

2 жыл бұрын

BROOOOO

Go with the lowest capacity, remember you can always down more RAM if needed in the future.

@cristibaluta

2 жыл бұрын

In what decade are you living? Macs are not upgradable since at least 5y